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CHAMHERLAIN'S
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33
Wednesday.
May
8.
1940.
0
3.00
9.0C
02
.15
The
speech
which
had
been
looked
forward
to
in
the
sufficient
setback
to
force
the
povernment
to
resign.
Als
he
did
not
give
away
any
information
in
regard
to
Nai
ik
where
a
small
force
of
Germans
is
still
holding
out
He
did
not
say
whether
the
Allies
planned
to
so
reinforce
the
position
there
that
it
might
be
held
against
all
attacks
01
whether
it
was
proposed
to
abandon
it,
aky,
Rt.
Hon.
Winston
ChurchiH,
wa
to
be
given
cor
pJete
charge
of
all
war
operations.
Evidently
there
is
a
section
of
the
people
of
Britain
and
Canada
that
thinks
Chamberlain
should
resign
and
give
place
to
a
younger
man.
This
opinion
is
not
one
that
,
would
weaken
the
British
offensive
but
one
that
wouH
strengthen
it.
They
want
more
action
and
less
passive
resistance.
Some
even
speak
of
more
ruthlessness,
giving
the
Germans
what
they
give
us.
There
isra
considerable
section
of
the
British
and
Canadian
people
who
think
that,
in
view
of
the
fact
that
Italy
has
declared
her
intention
of
joining
the
Germans,
the
Itnush
navy
shook!
take
the
offensive
and
thus
choose
the
time
and
place
for
the
opening
attack
instead
of
giving
the
Italians
the
advantage
of
choice
in
these
matters.
They
want
to
see
a
return
to
the
oW
British
spirit
of
hitting
the
enemy
wherever
found.
These
opinions
are
the
opinions
of
those
without
first
hand
inside
inf
ormatmn.
Doubtless
the
British
are
stead
ily
strengthening
their
positions
and
taking
advantage
of!
the
delay
to
make
future
attacks
more
incisive
and
effectual
They
are
not
sitting
back
while
they
wait.
PASSING
JUDGMENT
In
passing
judgment
on
any
government,
especially
on
the
British
government
at
this
time;
it
must
be
remembered
that
the
cabinet
members
have
access
to
much
fuller
information
than
they
can
disclose
to
the
public
They
have
to
consider
all
the
eventualities.
They
are
fighting
a
long
war
ami
a
small
setback,
such
as
that
in
Norway,
or
a
small
gain
are
only
small
parts
of
a
great
war.
Each
has
an
effect
but
no
one
movement
means
very
much.
In
any
event,
the
Norwegian
campaign
brought
the
German
navy
into
the
open
anil
enabled
the
British
and
French
to
destroy
a
large
part
of
it
In
connection
with
the
Norwegian
campaign,
it
seems
as
if
the
British
underated
the
intelligence
of
the
enemy
and
the
strength
and
cohesiveness
of
the
Norwegian
forces.
It
seems
that
they
knew
when
they
sent
the
troops
into
that
country
without
proper
equipment
they
were
taking
long
chances.
ARM
CHAIR
CRITICS
It
is
very
easy
to
sit
back
in
an
arm
chair
and
try
to
win
the
war
that
way.
Naturally
we
all
have
opinion-
and
some
like
to
express
them.
Some
people
are
naturally
optimistic
and
some
are
naturally
pessimistic
and
some
are
strictly
judicial,
taking
a
moderate
view,
giving
credit
to
both
sides.
At
a
time
like
this
we
like
the
optimist
We
need
more
optimists
but
not
the
kind
that
are
always
ready
to
let
someone
else
carry
the
burden
while
he
does
the
shouting.
GOOD
PLAY
AS
SOCCER
COMMENCES
Velvet
Takes
Opening
BWJ
of
Season
Over
Navy
in
Fast
and
Spirited
Contest
third.
The
4av
was
fast
with
Or-
rafcrton
and
Prince
both
making
"on
some
grand
saves.
PilfoW
added
a'CJfTfind
-
eeond
and
WUsnn
th
enuaH-er
DtrtMt
Johansen
put
the
Beavers
ahead
,Ltlis
but
Wilson
equaHxed,
Johansen
hit
L'"ae,oma
the
cross
bar
and
Anderson
scored
asiungion
from
the
rebound.
Ormteton
saved
wefl
from
T.
Pttfoid
in
the
closing.
Chcago
minutes.
I
Teams:
Maple
Leafs
"""riHK
DAILY
NEWS
Wednesday
Today
in
Sports
BROOKLYN
senior
footbaH
game
of
the
season
g
Cimls
amJ
nme
on
the
Acrouotts
Hill
crounds
last
.
.
prince.
Bagshaw.i
I
Old
Country
Soccer
T31V.
-K
ri.
-T
-
.
Gomex:
Wilson.
Hansen.
BarUett.l
Sheppard.
T
PilfoW
captain!.
Beavers
Ormbton;
H.
Menzies.
Hasoy-.
C.
PUfold.
Hottestad.
Aki
Klwahara.
J.
Ha-garf:
O.
Anderson.
E.
Pierce.
McGreish.
D.
Murray.
G
Johansen.
oemTTTS
URUKKOn
WIS
very
good
In
goal.
Ho!keUd
was
the
best
of
the
half-backs
with
Me-Greiah.
Pierce
and
Johansen
ih
"k
of
the
forwards.
For
the
Maple
Leafs
Prince
kept
a
good
goal,
Bag-
suaw
was
the
better
back,
Wilson
Bartlett
and
Pflfold
were
the
best
lorwards.
League
standing
:
wanderers
8
5
3
Bearers
9
7
1
Maple
Leafs
5
11
j
31
19
12
GOLF
STARTS
AT
SM1THERS
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Thomas
Woods
Win
Opening
Tournament
Of
Season
SMITH
ERS.
May
8:
The
Sml-thers
Oorf
Crab
got
away
to
a
fly-tag
start
with
its
official
opening
for
the
wason
on
Stsoday
afternoon
when
about
forty
of
the
en
-thusfeuuc
goiren
started
in
the
first
toornaav-nt
of
the
year
Both
the
golf
course
and
the
weather
were
fine
and
the
tame
was
greaUy
enjoyed
by
an
those
oartidnatlng
Much
work
has
been
done
ou
the
cours-
in
the
nast
few
years
and
it
kt
now
in
the
beat
condition
that
it
has
ever
been
The
tournament
wts
teon
by
j
Mr
ana
Mr
Thomas
Woods
with
a
score
of
50
tor
the
nine
holes.
New
York
1.
National
Learne
Boston
11.
Pittsburg
9.
New
York
6.
OnetnnaU
7.
Phnadelohto
1
Chicago
0.
Brooklyn
2;
si
Louis
18.
American
League
Detroit
4.
New
York
2.
Chicago
6.
Philadelphia
3.
feelnd
4,
Ration
.
R.
I
out
Washington
.
The
kw
sta
odlngs:
National
Lea
rue
W
L
11
2
11
3
-
7
-.
8
10
-5
7
:
5
s
..
6
10
-
4
9
American
Lea
rue
5
.10
6
11
8
7
9
7
10
7
10
6
10
6
10
Pet
H40
.7W
AM
.417
.385
.37S
20
.70
.625
.647
.438
.412
412
375
375
Scetthh
West
Albion
Rovers.
3:
Queen's
Park.
in
SPORT
CHAT
nisht
when
Velvet
defeated
Navy
y
10
AU
3
an
to
2
Th.
by
a
score
of
3
to
l
t
w-as
Uie
op-
mB&f
than
lwen.
ener
of
the
Stuart
ShMd
series
and
.
Tne
proflr-m
rs
wiw
ni-
i
.
J
.
.
n,ts
inciuam
seven
norners
.
Pr,n
...-i
tournament
M
m
Waterloo
w"
i
a
spirited
contest
with
fast
pe
e.
,.n
.
,,
.,
.
.
es
ana
cuis
ana
ine
matcn
was
new
"
"""
"
-
-un
,h-
rwi.r
h-
tnni
n
7
on
several
oionc
h.a,.
of
H"?0?"
by
",n..a
cl5
.'
with
InvHatkm
meeU
at
King-ton
-
,
10
0
rotary
over
ine
New
yorr
injuries
On
occasion
la
one
Uje
0h,nts
Bff,
wol1
a
frre
first
half
Goalie
Ous
Krause
of
V
el-
hltUns
to
9
pitB.
vet
was
yoea
ror
tnree
tnutuus
burR
p,,.,
aftd
toto
auer
mawng
a
ine
save.
iaing
tc
pratM
ukln(
0Tf
.
thf
to
the
ground
while
so
doing.
etltar
position.
The
PhUUes
need-
The
opening
kick-off
was
by
Jaek
,
Mt
011
e
run
to
defeat
the
Chi-Preece.
president
of
the
Canadian
Paf?t)
Legion,
and
the
initial
goal
of
the
In
the
American
League,
the
year
was
made
by
Dick
Cameron
Dace-makine
Bostaa
Rd
sn
nn
for
Velvet
about
ten
minute
after
again
over
the
Cleveland
Indians
tne
start,
u
was
a
line
snot
rrom
who
dropped
tale
third
place
be-!the
wing.
Walter
Ferguson
equsl-
low
the
Detroit
tw
hn
r.H
bred
for
the
Navy
on
a
cross
from
another
victory
over
the
dtsap-Campbell
shortly
before
the
close
of
noinUnc
world
champion
Kew
the
first
half.
yar
The
Washington
The
teams
started
the
second
Senators
had
a
close
ten-lnnln?
half
on
even
terms
and
play
conUn-
6
to
5
victory
over
the
St.
Louis
ued
fast
and
closely
contested.
After,
Browns
and
Chicago
White
Sox
about
fifteen
minutes
Henry
Dick-
downed
the
Philadelphia
Athletics
ens
broke
the
Ue
wth
Dck
Cameron
1
6
to
3.
The
Yanks
and
White
Sox
later
making
his
second
counter
to,are
now
Ued
in
the
hawient
put
the
Vmk
crowd
two
goals
up.
Thus
ended
the
scoring.
Fusilier
Martin
acted
as
referee
.and
Casey
Vlnk
and
Lloyd
Keays
were
linesmen.
Beavers
Win
Chamberlain,
did
not
prove
very
enlightening.
He
ad-
Jr.
Football
mitted
the
los
of
prestige
but
did
not
feel
that
it
was
i
!
Maple
Leafs
Lose
5
to
4
in
King
Edward
Sehool
League
-rv
.
1
M.
t
m
.
a
l-rnTT
Yesterday's
Big
League
scares
-
fossibij-
the
most
heartening
part
of
the
speech
was
i
"Zrr
7
1
w
1
f
,
that
in
which
he
stated
that
the
First
xrd
of
the
Admir
Arwtru.r
crnM
from
lv
tK
Brooklyn
...
wh..H
.
iu
King
Edward
School
football
leagineinnaU
resulted
in
a
narrow
win
for
the
New
York
Bearers
from
the
Maple
Leafs
by
chlca0
V
ucHis
m
vaMb
Oiltru
M
uni
1
.
T'
I
PUfoW
scored.
McGreish
equalised
iSt-
Loul
and
then
added
a
second
and
a
rlWJiDUI
-
"atjiraql.
June
8;
Weston.
June
M:
London
Sunnlnadale.
July
13:
Qah-3wa.
July
20;
Peterborough
Kaw-artha.
AuguH
3;
Toronto
Cedar
Brae.
August
21:
and
Dundav
Au-k
28.
The
taM
InurnaOtetU
will
be
held
at
Hamilton
Oolf
and
Country
Club.
AncaUer.
September
14.
rtlub
invitation
tounuunenU
are
to
V
held
at
Erie
Downs.
June
38
to
t'
tiwulfM
TTtinff
Itm
ta
Hn
Auuvt
31:
Burllntton.
September
(
Toronto
Islington.
September
7.
The
northern
Ontario
champton--hio
will
be
stated
at
Sudburv
Amc-"st
I
to
3
and
the
eastern
Ontario
Kingston
Cataraqui
August
5
r,RFFN
CAMF.
THRU
WELL
'aper
Cane
Never
Wintered
Better
Says
-Bill-
Brink
orth
WINNIPEO.
May
8
-
Never
before
In
the
many
long
years
I
have
been
a
greenskeeper
have
I
ever!
wen
a
golf
course
oome
throuth
at
Muter
so
soundly
true
and
even
a
did
the
course
at
Jasper
this
year
:
declared
W.
IL
"BUT
Brinkworth
veteran
greenskeeper
at
the
famnu-mountain
course,
as
he
uased
through
Wktnipec
today.
Even
KKK
!
vreen
and
fairway
it
aleeady
in
fine
i-Kiiuoa
ana
we
nave
Been
cutting
the
greens
for
nearly
three
week
With
such
a
good
start
the
course
will
be
In
excellent
shape
for
the
heavy
play
it
la
bound
to
receive
j
thl
vear."
he
stated.
"Brtnr"
has
Just
atrnit
a
few
dan
M
Mraakl
where
b-
hat
been
check
-Inr
over
the
aolf
course.
Hii
ton
Gordtn
Brtnkworth.
has
been
annotated
greenakeeeer
there
this
summer.
Gordon
soent
the
last
two
yearr
at
Etk
lataod
course
AlberU
and.
prevtout
to
that
had
many
rears
tutelage
under
his
father
at
Jaaoer.
He
reoorta
eonalderabie
work
to
b-
done
at
Mlnaki
but
r-te
the
eoure
wW
be
In
rood
h,TV
for
the
opening
near
the
end
f
June.
Mr
Brinkwwth
points
out
that
'SERVICE'
40
TENNIS
RACKETS
To
Choose
From
3.00
T0
$22.00
TENNIS
BAM.S
35c
40c
45c
spoirnxc
noons
headquarters
Kaien
Hardware
Co.
riiosc
3
Box
t
now
most
of
the
winter.
u
-
..
mi
.
.
it.
.1
the
course
at
Jasper
wintered
In
PAN'S
CONstititiai.
country
"und
Jasper
wo.
bare
of
ZV
10
.
.
v.
uvatt
or
,h,
i,
;
fen
scnruuwu
-
w
ww
"m
wir
waa
given
yar.old
,AutrlUn
Ontario
Oolf
Association
tor
wr
ery
ensne
to
come
through.
I
HVnWlrial
h
i
i
Th
Ontario
Open
will
has
never
been
In
such
untiarmiiv
.,:..
.
.
J
be
held
at
Erie
Down.
Fort
Brie,
Kood
condition
at
this
time
of
year
4
.
vnniN
Auaust
8
to
9.
and
the
provtnelal
in
lt-
history."
excluded
the
Rflif
11
A
TT
T
.
vrr.
vmtnnnu.
nouiii
Ai:
CPi
-Jackson
Nazo
w
-orwinujg
to
swap
was
fined
850
her-
1.
,
drlvlflg-on
a
blotie
11
i(!f-(,,lia
S
W
A
M
r
h
I
I
'amateur
at
Summit
Oolf
and
Own-
expert
HANCKItODs
PI
Iiuitr
w
im
uua
--'
irv
irv
aah
dab.
Toronto.
Toronto.
June
w
w
.
There
will
be
three
other
damp-
St.
Lenis
Cardinals
Make
T'"1?
Ijoruhipa
the
Junior
at
Toronto
Hit.
Including
!even
Homtrs.
IjMiMauga
jiv
5.
the
Parent
and
To
Down
Leader
i'
League
M
t
-pronto
Lambton
August
'
j
so
and
the
Senlort
at
Drantford
ST.
LOUIS.
May
8:
CP
The
Sptember
18.
In
addlttoH.
the
pro-Brooklyn
Dodgers
suffered
their
Ttnce
wm
have
the
Canadian
Open
second
defeat
of
the
1940
cam-
la,
Aearboro
Attaint
I&
to
17
and
the
Canadian
Seniors
Champ-
lonihlp
at
Toronto
Mlsslwauga
September
a
to
.
The
Dominion
am-
iiiir
l
scheduled
for
Kdmonton
If
you
hs
v
a
Ctaulfled
Ad.
3
Day
-
Sale
Bedding
Ob
Mtt
If
iua
Id:
I
Tti,
Hi
inf
,
Blankets
at
Pre-War
Price.
With
nrlre
of
advancinc
the
value
offered
in
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